>> oh, she is -- >> our old friend maxine. hi, maxine. >> hi. >> hi!bring her back today. she really gets into christmas, because she loves interacting, not only with people but it's enriching for her to learn behavior and some of the things we've done, which is teach her to decorate the tree, is all very -- >> she does know how to decorate this tree. >> she does. do you want to dot that maxine? okay! good birdie. >> come on, maxine. >> want to go over there and do that? >> oh. she wanted to eat something on the way. >> i think it's going to happen. >> let's decorate the tree. >> how old is she, julie? >> she is 32 years old. >> maxine, she's wants another treat. >> she wants a treat. >> treat, please. >> do one more. >> treat, please. oh -- oh -- >> that's a little harder. >> look at her going up high. >>h! good birdie! there you go. >> way to go, maxine. >> so many beautiful things. her wing span is beautiful. >> she is -- >> and show off a little bit more, huh? want to dot a chicken? no. a chicken. can you bark? okay. how about a big eagle? okay! go

trump, president-elect, is that he doesn't have to work with maxine waters. she represents a very liberal district in southern california and has always been a democratic partisan. with republicans in charge in the house and the senate, trump has a lot of other people sitting down with breaking bread and passing legislation. >> your thoughts? now, let's be honest, yes, the republicans have the senate, 52-48. they have 63 majority in the house as well, but if you want to get things done, as amy points out in your district, you have to work with republicans, don't you? >> no. i think what her district would appreciate is a good, fought opposition. and we did see a very detailed road map for how to do that from mitch mcconnell for the last eight years. look, they fought obama every single step of the way. whether it was, you know, on a supreme court justice, whether it was on voting against obama care 60 something times. not because they thought that he would veto his own signature legislation, but just to show, hey, in case you forgot, we're still against it. i

maxine waters constituents don't want her to work with trump. if you have some people in swing states that want to get in and work with him, they can do it. if you don't believe in his agenda, go ahead, protest all you want. that's the way we work here in america. >> here is the problem for democrats. a lot of the senators up in two years are from states like west virginia, north dakota and others that trump won. i predict you are going to have a bunch of senators, joe manchin and others, heidi heightcamp who will have no chance but to work with him. >> '18 will be a rough go for democrats in the senate. >> unless maxine waters is right and they blame the republican party. that's a legitimate strategy. >> congratat, democrat, your strategy is, let's hope america fails. >> that's what the republicans have been working on for years. >>> next, the radio city rockette are slated to perform at his inauguration. one of the dancers is publicly expressing p n expressing . . . . . . . . >>> you all know the famous radio city rockettes, set to perform at

tracked the car to a house in neptune and ultimately determined it had been driven by 73-year-old maxine pickard of berkeley township. she turned herself in this friday on charges of knowingly leaving the scene of the accident. >> he's ocean county's person who goes up and beyond the call. >> reporter: maxine pickard is free on bail. no one answered the door at her house today. >> it's a shame, but people do that. it happens too often. it's just sad. >> reporter: picker offers his assistance free of charge. he is a humble guy and gives credit to investigators whose good detective work also played a role in solving the case. in tom's river, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> this weekend, the wilmington fire department will bury the third member of the department in as many months. the funeral for artie hope is this saturday at the chase center. she was a 23-year veteran. she died last week from her injuries. christopher leach and jerry fikus were also killed in the fire. hope planned to retire in january. a resident living in the home has been charged with setting that fire. >>> republican

maxine waters from my home of los angeles said she would not accept a trump invite to the white housewant you to listen to that real quick. >> i have no intention of pretending everything's all right, that we're going to work together. for me, as ranking member of the financial services committee, where he said he's going to bring down dodd/frank and he's going to get rid of the consumer financial protection bureau, i'm going to fight him every inch of the way. >> so, are you a chuck schumer democrat or a maxine waters democrat on thatpectrum? >> well, here's where i am. if donald trump in the campaign made some suggestions he's going to do a muslim registry, that he's going to deport 12 million hispanics, that's where you're starting to tread on constitutional rights. i'll be uncompromising on defending the rights of every american, every place against any infringement. on the question of policy, the fact is if you're in politics, there's an expectation we show up, we give an honest assessment of our position and an honest critique of the president's position. when it comes to polici

but i love maxine waters.ove her digging her heels in. >> i'm all for fighting but not sit down with the man. >> he was the most divisive candidate we have seen in decades. i understand her position. i do believe people should sit down and talk to him about the issues. he will be the president in 20 some odd days. he is the president-elect. is the one going to be in office. we need to sit down with him. even if we disagree with him. >> my question to follow up for maxine waters and for you is what happened to michelle obama in the campaign saying they go low, we go high? >> sometimes you have to go low to defeat people like donald trump. he was down in the pigs. he was down in the slop. if you are going to kill a hog, you have to jump down in the mud sometimes to get him. >> what the democrats had to do. democrats talking about go high. sometimes you have to go a little low to beat him. >> all right, eric, you always go high. we appreciate you coming on the show. >> we do. >> thanks, buddy. after two more days

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congresswoman maxine waters promising she is not going to work with the president-elect donald trump.o wonder donald trump is preparing a war room to prepare his cabinet picks. are we gearing up for four years of bitter fighting? is this the way democrats are going act going forward? joining me washington examiner editorial director hugo gordon. that sums it up. maxine waters may be the worst example of this, i would hope for more from most politicians, but the democrats, they seem like they're digging their heels in the sand and they want to fight everything? >> yeah. they're out for blood, they want to wound donald trump and want to make sure he's a one-term president. and they are going to go after his nominees, they obviously can't attack the white house staff, people like general flynn, but a lot of cabinet appointees or nominees who are going to go up there and want to draw blood. they're going to go after him. trish: rex tillerson, steve mnuchin, rex tillerson did business, steve mnuchin, a goldman sachs guy, betsy devos does not like teachers' unions, wilbur ross is a billiona

or is maxine waters more of an outlier? >> it makes sense.t year. if trump comes forward with some kind of infrastructure package that has highways and interstates and the rust belt or the upper midwest or the west you're facing a republican challenger. this is maybe one president who wants federal spending as not a typical republican. but there's so much pressure intense from the left to not work from trump that they're going to really have to make a choice. >> this is exactly the same, sam stein, that republicans were criticized for as president obama came into office saying we're not going to work with him, make him a one-term president. >> yeah, they have to weigh that. the consistency there. you know, an interesting thing. my colleague and a couple of other people reported that trump's transition team is advising him or people on the transition team are advising him to work around nancy pelosi and harry reid and go straight to members of the congressional black caucus directly saying help us out with an infrastructure bill. they think if

maxine outridge of richmond county and alisa williams of bronx county please come forward and take your seats as tellers. thank you. let's give them a round of applause for their service. [applause] having now filled the remaining offices of this college, the the chair will now entertain motions for the balloting for the president and vice president of the united states. the chair recognizes the cousinse andrea stewart of westchester county. >> thank you, mr. president. it is my honor to move that we now proceed with the balloting for the president of the united states. mr. cuomo: thank you. the chair now recognizes anastasia simosa of new york county. >> thank you, mr. president. it is my honor to second the motion to proceed with the balloting for president of the united states. mr. cuomo: thank you very much. it has been moved and seconded that we proceed with the balloting of the president of the united states of america. all those in favor please signify so by saying aye. >> aye. opposed? seeing none the motion is , carried. the chair now recognizes the honorable alisa james of kin

so why is what maxine waters said is okay? >> if a president like donald trump is going to appoint individuals who will be bad on national security, bad on defense and especially bad on civil rights, i urge my party and leaders in the house and senate, the confirmations will go to the senate, but -- >> but maxine waters is not even talking about the appointments. she will just flat out refuse to meet with him, block him at every chance she possibly can. and this is a sentiment that we're hearing echoed by many members of the democratic party. my question to you, is that really okay, is that really what you should be doing at this point in time? >> and that is her prerogative. again, if donald trump is going to carry out some of the policies that he's promised, which will be disastrous for america and for our people, i strongly urge democrats to stay firm, stand for civil liberties, stand for economic freedom. and block him. i already has caused plenty of damage by appointing people who, a, don't know anything about the job, b,

to be in states that trump won by a big margin, that actually if a democratic senator is watching maxine now he or she ought to be furious because it is going to make it impossible for them over the next two years. the american people want compromise. the american people want cooperation. they want to, and i quote, get things done. they want to repeal healthcare. they want to repeal the obama executive orders. they want to make real change, and they expect the politicians to work together to get it done. >> doug, didn't the american people in this last election make it so clear that they want the sides to work together? and by her digging her heels in this sand so deeply, saying i'm not even going to meet with him, i'm not going to talk to him, what is that about, doug? >> well, it is about playing to a narrow sliver of her constituency. >> and does it do her any good? >> the hard left which -- it does her no good and it does the party worse as frank suggests. look, frank is right. the american people want compromise and conciliation. it is not to say that democrats have to agree with ev

joining me now is maxine waters. congresswoman great to have you with me. this is really a bittersweet day for folks on the hill and i'm showing folksn the left-hand side of our screen president-elect trump as he preps to leave for ohio. we have good-byes going out to senator reid, this rare appearance from hillary clinton. a lot of prominent party figures exiting. so where do democrats go from here? >> well, first of all, you're absolutely right. we're ending the session of congress having to deal with a new president-elect who we really don't know who he is and what he stands for. he has lied. he has been disparaging of so many people. he actually tried to destroy people whether it is those who ran in the primary with him or those who ran on the democratic side of the aisle. and so he has made representations about what he was going to do on obamacare. he's backed off of some of that. on and on. we don't know what we're dealing with, and so we leave here with a lot of uncertainty and fear about what is happening in our country because this president, obvi

last year maxine was responsible for... eastern european visas to the us citizens. this year we issued, like, 25,000 visas. 20? 20,000 visas for us citizens to travel to russia with tourist purposes. that is what we will continue to do. and hope we will continue to do. and hope we will be able to serve everyone of them. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages. at 11.30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining us tonight are benedicte paviot, uk correspondent at the french broadcaster, france 2a and susie boniface, columnist at the daily mirror. 0nly only one review tonight because at 10:30pm we'll bring you the new year ‘s honours. the headlines on bbc news: president putin says he will not expel any us diplomat in response to president 0bama's decision to throw out 35 russians. donald trump called the decision very smart. russia as the un security council to consider a new resolution to endorse the ceasefire in syria. a postmortem examination into the cause of georg

and thank you to the ranking member, the honorable maxine waters. mr. speaker, i think it appropriate to reflect for just a moment on what the crisis was like in 2008. because in 2008, when this crisis hit, and it started to blossom, started to blow up, banks would not lend to each other. the crisis was so serious that banks would not bail each other out. we had a circumstance such that people were losing their homes and they were losing their homes because of the so-called exotic products that allowed them to buy homes that they could not afford, homes that would allow them to have a teaser rate, that would coincide with a prepaid penalty such as that they couldn't get out of the rate that was to follow, which was going to be higher than they can afford. mr. speaker, this bill, h.r. 6392, should be appropriately creation systemic risk act. because that's what it does. it creates the opportunity for systemic risk to exist. and it puts us back where we were before dodd-frank, such that these various banks and lending institutions and other institutions o

just like him, on the playground was where i spent most of my days, chillin' out, maxin', relaxin', all cool. i hope when you run for office, you will use this experience to reach out to afro-americans. please remind them that lincoln was a republican. love, dick." ( laughter ) this is me being casual. "dear donald, pat i have followed your campaign closely. how do you keep getting away with this (bleep)? ( laughter ) i mean-- i mean, leaked recordings sunk my reputation, and you talk about (bleep) and still get you got some balls, buddy. sincerely, richard nixon's ghost." ( cheers and applause ) thanks so much. we've got a great show for you tonight. neil patrick harris is here. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. ( ? ) this is pepsi zero sugar. zero sugar. (ooooh) zero calories. (ooooo) but max pepsi taste. (wow) (applause) pepsi zero sugar. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. sfx: woman coughing you'd see how

. >> bend over backward to work with people, democratic congresswoman maxine water saying the problemy, they are too nice. where do democrats go from here? david mcen tosh. and brad bowman, you know, i had to play that a couple of times before i could believe it, i am thinking first thing, that shot through my head that meeting president obama had with paul ryan after president obama u won the election on obamacare, and paul ryan came out with reasonable suggests or questions, president said, i won, you lost. i get to decide. what kind of bending over backward was that? >> or kicking the republicans out when they revamped healthcare that gave us obamacare. on party line vote. yeah, no, i don't think they learned the election of this -- lesson of this election, million of democratic voter in midwest, the middle class working family had enough, they voted for donald trump and republicans, because of the agenda they put out, we'll have pro growth tax cuts, and we'll pullback washington regulation, and we'll create jobs, good, high paying jobs. david: brad, speaking of tax cut there was a

take a listen from maxine waters. >> i have no intention of pretending everything is all right, thate going to work together. for me as a ranking member of the financial services committee where he said he is going to bring down the consumer protection bureau i will fight him every edge of the way. >> if i could interrupt you. i want to get this straight. are you saying then you would not sit down with president-elect trump if he invited you to the white house to meet on common ground? >> oh, no. i won't go. i won't sit down with him. i won't go. i'm not going to pretend. >> all right. gentlemen, i am going to fight him every step of the way, but to sit there and say as an elected congress woman whose job is to work for the american people is she not violating the spirit of her oath as an elected member of congress? i'll start with you, frank. >> well, i don't get the politics of it. the fact is that the democrats will have 25 seats up in 2018 and ten of those will be that trump won by a big margin. actually if a democratic senator is watching waters right now she or he ought to be f

maxine walters talking about she's going to fight this president every step of the way. he's lied. he's done everything to show that he really doesn't have good values and he can't be trusted. why should we work with someone that we can't trust? he will tell you one thing today and another thing tomorrow. as a matter of fact, those people who voted for him out to be really concerned about the fact that he's already back pedalled on some of the promises that he made, and no, i have no intention of pretending everything is all right, that we're going to work together. >> she went on to say i won't even meet with him. herman cain, what happened to they go low, we'll go high? >> they are not going to go high and the only people that believe maxine waters are the people that vote for her. everything she said about donald trump is simply not true. she snows and the democrats know they can get away with deceit, divisive comments. not wanting to meet with him is a divisive comment. they know they can get away with dishonesty. harry reid admitted that he lied about mitt romney's

going to be their president or are they going to continue to put up roadblocks like we have seen maxine and may see michael moore do. joining me is a democratic strategist and ned ryun. >> hey, trish. trish: if you read the fine print, moore is pushing very hard for keith ellison, ties to the muslim brotherhood and wants millions protesting at the inauguration. if he wants to see the democrats back in power, not that you want to give him any tips or anything, shouldn't he be pushing, i know you are a republican, pushing for the democrats to get a handle on the economic issues, the issues that caused them to lose control of the party in the first place? >> of course, you would think he would want to offer the working class back in the democrat fold. six to eight million of them who voted for obama once voted for trump. so they clearly didn't feel that hillary clinton offered ideas that would be a benefit to them. the thing with reading the five points of michael moore, i'm cheering for number two. i would love democrats to re-elect nancy pelosi as minority leader in the house and keith e

also with the ryan/white care act and minority aids initiative led by congresswoman maxine waters.ell you, this has been a bipartisan effort and we have to increase funding for prevention, care and treatment otherwise, as the report said, we will go backwards. i think this is a testament to how we can work in a bipartisan way. leader pelosi, congresswoman ross, late henry hyde, late tom lantos, senator bill frist, then-senator kerry, many republicans and democrats stepped up and said, we're going to do this and lead this country and the world to try to stamp hiv and aids off the face of the earth. >> congresswoman, you talked about that push for funding, right, but you look at 30 years ago, aids was getting a ton of attention. it was on headlines -- in headlines all the time. now it's more rarely mentioned except for on days like today, world aids day, partly because the spread has slowed. but do you think that makes it harder to push for more funning, push for more resources, for prevention research? >> the media, quite frankly, hasn't been covering the pandemic still, but we have

just like him, on the playground was where i spent most of my days, chillin' out, maxin', relaxin', all you will use this experience to reach out to the afro-americans. please remind them that lincoln was a republican. love, dick." ( laughter ) ( laughter ) this is me being casual. "dear donald, pat and i have followed your campaign closely. how do you keep getting away with this ( bleep )? ( laughter ) i mean-- bllll! blll! i mean, leaked recordings sunk my reputation, and you talk about ( bleep ) and still get elected? you got some balls, buddy. sincerely, richard nixon's ghost." ( cheers and applause ) thanks so much. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. neil patrick harris is here. stick around! blll! discover card. customer service! ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really? no, i'm kidding. 100% u.s.-based customer service. here to help, not to sell. fortified.tored. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins,

. >> reporter: no one answered the door at maxine pickard's house when we went there today. she is free on bail. in toms river, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> up next, a gunman sends customers scrambling. it's why he picked this particular place and its connection to the presidential election that has police taking a closer look. >>> plus, a disturbing discovery. what turned up on a piece of protected land in our area and the search for whoever is responsible. >>> and convenience store. a true convenience store, we should say. the new supermarket without a checkout line. those stories and much more ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> a sinkhole is being blamed for the death of an off-duty sheriff's deputy in san a

horn in the band, lived in a wonderful little house in the neighborhood in burbank with her mother maxine and her brother. and with her first big paycheck she bought a swimming pool that just fit inside the backyard so when you step out of the screen door you'd fall in the pool, practically. we did a lot of movie magazine layouts around that pool. and i dated her a lot. she was a heck of a lot of fun. very dedicated young woman. >> you guys dated i mean you've known her for six decades and then debbie wrote in her book "unsinkable" she said we always laughed and had fun when we were together. tab is a wonderful man. i'm glad we've been friends for so long. how would you describe her friendship? >> we were both kids starting out in the industry. and she was put under contract with warner brothers, and they dropped her, and luckily, you know, mgm snatched her up and put her under contract, and she went on from there. and she was outstanding. mgm did great musicals and it was the end of the studio system or toward the end of it, and made a major star out of her. she was phenomenal. we used t

dagen: maxine waters stock market and rally if financial stocks is appalling.ecord run in the market initially after. president trump won was appalling though it was awesome during president obama's -- >> willing to take credit for wall street when it is good. but when it is bad they blame everything else. one thing to point out obama's comment in the interview just another example that the left refuses to accept the results and moving on. i'm moving out of the white house. i had a great two terms. i wish the president-elect well. he has to issue a parting shot towards trump and hillary clinton. if i wanted to, a democrat would still be in the white house. democrats lost. republicans won. trump will be president. kennedy: what about the 1000 democrats and national and state levels who lost their seats in eight years? >> right. kennedy: according to "new york times" under president obama. his coattails are teensy, they short sheeted. they're negative too. dagen: sandra's question was that civility real or not. i think what you're seeing -- sandra: i would like t

maxine waters, it's the left, right, middle, herb in -- everybody in between. this is about helping people who are at grave risk when they wander. and i thank the chair. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. gohmert: i'll continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, we have no other speakers other than myself and i believe i have the right to close. i'll reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my colleagues. who not bow to anyone may think they have greater love or care or commitment to people who suffer fromdy meaningsia -- from dementia or other developmental disabilities. i've spent an awful lot of time . th people i love let me just tell you, mr. speaker. let he had finish that. -- let me finish. that the peopl

in terms of what is upcoming when we get bond dollars start design for castro mission and maxine as well as to start construction for chinatown public health center as well and also there will be a subset of funding that we will be for planning for additional building renewal projects and other infrastructure improvements on health centers and now focusing on the fire department projects the ambulance deployment facility project is replace existing facility locateod evans and to relocate that to a new site on jer old which is owned by the city. what we have done so far is complete schematic design -- or completing that by january with a team that is currently being selected so that we can start the actual design in january, and what is upcoming for the first bond dollars is completing design and selecting of a contractor for the project and also allowing the pre-construction to start and develop a trade package in preparation for construction to start. construction start is currently targeted for january 2018. neighborhood fire station. the amount that is being asked for is 6.7 million a

in terms of what is upcoming when we get bond dollars start design for castro mission and maxine as well as to start construction for chinatown public health center as well and also there will be a subset of funding that we will be for planning for additional building renewal projects and other infrastructure improvements on health centers and now focusing on the fire department projects the ambulance deployment facility project is replace existing facility locateod evans and to relocate that to a new site on jer old which is owned by the city. what we have done so far is complete schematic design -- or completing that by january with a team that is currently being selected so that we can start the actual design in january, and what is upcoming for the first bond dollars is completing design and selecting of a contractor for the project and also allowing the pre-construction to start and develop a trade package in preparation for construction to start. construction start is currently targeted for january 2018. neighborhood fire station. the amount that is being asked for is 6.7 million a

many many colleagues of keith in the house, john conyers, maxine waters, many others who are supporting keith. too many to name it i want to thank them also. i also want to thank mayor bill de blasio of new york who today came on board keeps campaign. thank you very much, mayor deblasio. i furthermore want to thank the ndi and president ra weingarten for using their livestream. thank you. are over.ank yous what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it is not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all over the country. but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time of low voter turnout am a other time as you all know, when millions of americans are demoralized politically and are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics, we are gathered here tonight not only in this building but all over america to begin the process of transforming american politics and of creating a government which works for all of the people, not just the 1%. that is what we are here to do. mak

good morning, maxine. caller: good morning, c-span and thank you for taking my call. i don't for one minute think trump should cease tweeting for a very good reason. we have a media that is so biased, they will say anything and this is his way of getting the truth out. now, he's elected president. that doesn't say that he has to give up his right to speech and that's his free speech and i'm all for it. so get used to it. roosevelt used the radio to communicate to the public trump is just using tweets to get his message out. get used to it. it's a new world out there. and he doesn't give up his right to speak. he may temper it in time to come but right now, he has the right to say what he wants to say and the way he wants to say it. and if america doesn't like it, they can turn it off. that's all i've got to say. thank you. host: on twitter one of our viewers said trump's habit of attacking private citizens on twitter cheapens the office of the president. we're taking your calls and tweets about president-elect donald trump's tweeting habits. erika is calling in from c

maxine waters and barbara lee, they left with us.e just don't have enough of them. >> next question. i would like to have a sister as a question if possible. >> high -- hi, thank you so much. it is a pleasure. i wanted to know how were you all able to overcome and mobilize unsuccessfully for such a long time despite the initial resistance amongst our people and black people. how did you do it? i see no today with the whole colin kaepernick situation, he is taking a knee. there were a lot of black people supporting him. we had at least that were black -- we you had athletes that were black in the nfl who were highly against him that were retired and still playing. how do you all successfully make that happen with so much going on at that time? stephen: one of the things that the panthers did is that they had committed the problem -- community programs. that is one of the things that i hope black lives matter will start doing. because protest is great but it is not enough to know they movement. the panthers did that. bobby: the prerequ

and there are many, many colleagues of keith in the house, john conyers, maxine waters, elijah cummings, many, many others who are supporting keith. too many to name but i want to thank them also. i also want to thank mayor bill de blasio of new york who today came on board keith's campaign. thank you very much, mayor deblasio. i furthermore want to thank the afp and president randi weingarten for using their livestream throughout the country. randi, thank you very much. [applause] nator sanders: now the thank yous are over. we have to be polite. what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it is not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all over the country. but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time of low voter turnout , at a time as you all know when millions of americans are demoralized politically and are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics, we are gathered here tonight not only in this building but all over america to begin the process of transform

sergeant maxine is on the phone with our wisconsin state patrol. sergeant tell us about the conditions. obviously a number of accidents on the interstate here. what are you seeing out there? >> well, right now we're seeing a lot of spots and stretches across the interstate system in southeastern wisconsin, a lot of the secondary roads and side streets have slippery as well. >> do you know more about the squad car involved in the accident. information coming through. >> no, i can have not gotten information on that crash in milwaukee. >> if you want to be out and stay safe. there are people working. we are plow drivers and state patrol officers and deputies on what is the most important thing for drivers to recommend. >> please slowdown. if you see emergency vehicles, plow operators out there. slow down, move away tromp them. give them the lane and the space that they need to operate out there. they need to be there to clear the roads and keep the safe. most of the drivers if you don't need to travel just stay home and enjoy the day off. andy: serge

in terms of what is upcoming when we get bond dollars start design for castro mission and maxine as well as to start construction for chinatown public health center as well and also there will be a subset of funding that we will be for planning for additional building renewal projects and other infrastructure improvements on health centers and now focusing on the fire department projects the ambulance deployment facility project is replace existing facility locateod evans and to relocate that to a new site on jer old which is owned by the city. what we have done so far is complete schematic design -- or completing that by january with a team that is currently being selected so that we can start the actual design in january, and what is upcoming for the first bond dollars is completing design and selecting of a contractor for the project and also allowing the pre-construction to start and develop a trade package in preparation for construction to start. construction start is currently targeted for january 2018. neighborhood fire station. the amount that is being asked for is 6.7 million a

stocks propelling the index higher including maxine, american airlines and jetblue up around 3% to 2%t keep in mind, components of the transports are currently up more than 1% as a whole. transports have gained 12% since the presidential election. >> seema mody, thank you. time for the good, the bad and the ugly in today's trade. we start off with the good. dave and busters soaring, higher by 18%. the company announcing a new coo. on to the bad, that would be vera bradley. down by more than 10%. the handbag retailer lowering its guidance after missing its own estimates. en it an ugly day for oxford industries, down by 11%. bad and ugly almost the same on an up day. one of the worst performers in the s&p 500 after reporting a disappointing third quarter. >>> we're about 90 minutes away from the closing bell. as melissa and tyler noted for the last hour or so, we're on some kind of a record run. the dow jones industrial average hitting another record high. the transportation index hitting a record high as well. by the way, if you transport stuff, you probably need gas or oil. so why don

and thank you to the ranking member, the honorable maxine waters. mr. speaker, i think it appropriate to reflect for just a moment on what the crisis was like in 2008. because in 2008, when this crisis hit, and it started to blossom, started to blow up, banks would not lend to each other. the crisis was so serious that banks would not bail each other out. we had a circumstance such that people were losing their homes and they were losing their homes because of the so-called exotic products that allowed them to buy homes that they could not afford, homes that would allow them to have a teaser rate, that would coincide with a prepaid penalty such as that they couldn't get out of the rate that was to follow, which was going to be higher than they can afford. mr. speaker, this bill, h.r. 6392, should be appropriately creation systemic risk act. because that's what it does. it creates the opportunity for systemic risk to exist. and it puts us back where we were before dodd-frank, such that these various banks and lending institutions and other institutions o

and there are many, many, many colleagues of keith in the house, john con yers, maxine waters, elijah cummings, many others. too many to name. and i want to thank them also. and i also want to thank mayor bill deblasio of new york who today came on board keith's campaign. thank you very much mayor deblasio. and i further want to thank the atf and president randy wine garden for allowing us to use their beautiful facility throughout the country. thank you very much. all right. now the thank yous are over. let's get to the meat of the issue here. all right? you've got to be polite. that's the right thing to be. what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it's not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all over the country. but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time of low voter turnout, at a time as you all know when millions of americans are demoralized politically and are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics, we are gathered here tonight not only in this

maxine out ridge of richmond county and al seea williams of bronx county please come forward and take your seats as tellers. thank you. let's give them a round of applause for their service. [applause] having now filled the remaining offices of this college, the the chair will now entertain motions for the balloting for the president and vice president of the united states. the chair recognizes the honorable andrew suret cousins of westchester county. >> thank you, mr. president. it is my honor to move that we now proceed with the balloting for the president the of the united states. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes anstashea simosea of new york county. >> thank you, mr. president. it is my honor to second the motion to proceed with the balloting for president of the united states. >> thank you very much. it has been moved and seconded that we proceed with the balloting of the president of the united states of america. all those in favor please signify so by saying aye. opposed. seeing none the motion is carried. the chair now recognizes the honorable leasha james of kings count